This extraordinary tea infuser, shaped like a classic teapot, combines nostalgic charm with playful design. Crafted from silver-plated metal, the miniature captivates with its finely pierced surface and a perfectly fitting lid, secured by a delicate ball chain with a floral charm.
The authentic, dark patina gives the piece a depth that highlights its decades-long history. Originally designed as a functional utensil for preparing tea, it is now primarily a coveted item for collectors of miniatures and curious kitchen accessories. Whether as an eye-catcher in a display cabinet, on a festively set tea table, or as an original gift for tea lovers – this piece exudes the spirit of the 1950s.
Condition: Very good vintage condition. The natural oxidation of the silver (patina) has been deliberately preserved but can be polished if desired. The chain clasp is complete and functional.
Material: Silver-plated metal.
Period: Circa 1950 (Mid-Century). This shape was particularly popular as a high-quality souvenir in the post-war period.
Dimensions: Height approx. 3.5 cm (see photo with scale).
Special Feature: Detailed teapot shape with spout, handle, and chain security.
St. Poelten, a dealer with fine taste. The tiny tea strainer in teapot form is so small and so carefully made that you can barely believe someone made it — not a machine.
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